Mundelein Urges Right to Speak on Hitler Comment
Vatican leaders say Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago had right to speak his mind when he called Hitler “an Austrian paper hanger.” They will not defend or repudiate the remark, noting the Holy See offers no censure. The controversy sparked debate over church views on Nazi opposition to Catholicism.
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Vatican City
Vatican
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Adolf Hitler
Sales
Hiehdinces
Conaulking
Holy See
Merlin
Caerge
Mundelein
Bor Vuehrer
Na Aperch Yestersday
Propaganda Ministec
Joseph Goebbels
Adele Titler
Mining assessment to be Senate topic in Montana
Washington May 19 Senator James E Murray said the Senate Mine and Mining committees will discuss annual assessment work required under penalty of losing their claims. The bill would give owners a year from next July 1 to make the minimum improvements to hold their claims.
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Washington
James FE. Murray
Montana
Senate Mine and Mining Committees
Low Copper Price Triggers Wage Drops at Anaconda Mines
In Butte, May 19, the Anaconda Copper Company to cut wages starting May 21 by 25 cents daily for all workers in Butte, Anaconda and Great Falls. Minors fall from 6.23 to 8.00, good for 30 days. copper at 1.00 per pound since April 24. If 30‑day average copper falls below 14.5 cents, another cut to 5.78 will take effect June 20 under the union agreement.
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Butte
Anaconda Company
Montana
Inutte
Anaconda
Great Fails
Wages and Hours Plan Signals Federal Industry Regulation
Washington May 12 Chairman Connery of Massachusetts reports a White House visit where President Roosevelt will urge Congress to pass a broad wage and hour measure. The plan aims to curb long hours and child labor, with debate over federal power to regulate interstate commerce and practical limits on freezing wages or hours across all industries.
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Washington
Fam
Connery
Mass
Tabor Ramantitey Rattel
White Tower
Resorts
Romminmendal
Waryan Howe
Congress
Milan Wr
Hama
House
Hellett Woul
Interlate
Rise and fall of burlesque shows in New York
A long critique of modern burlesque theaters in New York, detailing their rise, open law violations, and public outcry. The piece cites peddlers selling erotic material and the failure of authorities to enforce laws until churches pressed for action. The commissioner of licenses finally refused to renew licenses, closing the theaters, in a controversial administrative move.
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Hind
Ucenaes
Mrs Herbert Hoover Guests at Montana Club Luncheon
Mrs Herbert Hoover, chairwoman of the National Girl Scout board, and Mrs Punl Rittenhouse of New York city were honored guests at a Hanover luncheon at the Montana club yesterday on their way to the Stovky Mountain Regional Girl Scout convention opening in Great Falls. The party included local members and guests. Mrs Hoover spoke of plan to visit Girl Scout chapters across the Rocky Mountain region and scout potential sites for a national camp.
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Herbert Hoover
Naxton Girl Scout
Punl Rittenhouse
New York City
Montana Club
Great Palla
Muncheon
Glenn Carmichael
Mra. W. Hoover
Butie
Monkorn
Mra. Hiltenhouse
Montana
Rittenhouse
Waover
Rocky Mountain
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Bo mm
Bennett Andora
Great Falls
Mra
Herbert Moorer
Girl Scouts of America
Sanders
Senators
Montane
Spanish Rebels Shift Lines Around Bilbao Front
May 19 dispatch reports rebels shifting positions along the Bilbao front. Insurgent aircraft and batteries pound the enemy near Mount Janta while lines reposition for a coastal reach. Britain warns ships to depart Bilbao promptly to avoid jeopardy amid rising bombardment.
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Bilbao
World News In Gist Tromieade Tittabargh
Workers tense as steel sections prepare to vote on collective bargaining amid charges of interference by company agents. In Washington a court dispute over a plea for Justice Van Devanter. Foreign notes mention Monts France and a royal wedding contract. Bilbao harbor alert as insurgent advances continue.
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Tromieade Tittabargh
Charga Company
Washington
Compromika Geen
Bonntor Robinson
Arkansan
Justice van Devanter
Cnet
Monts
France
Wally
Windsor
Walt
Ntor Royal High
Bilbao
Heath
Tiritinh
Brith Shipping
Wilbao Harbor
Wallis to be given royal title at 1610 wedding
Monts France May 19 American-born Wallis Warfield is assured of becoming Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent though the British government reportedly compromised with former King Edward VIII. The wedding at the Chateau de Cantou is described as simple with no members of the Tiridah royal family attending.
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Monts
France
Wallis Warfield
Kuindehel
Mefarg
Werman I. Rogers
Spalesman
Way Funcee
Rogers
Edward VIII
Take
Tiridah
Chateau de Cande
Erng- Tani
Wollta Warfield
Merman J. Rogers
Edward Nimerly
Army Intervie
Rogare
Notary
Tours
Uinta
Pershing Indisposed After Week of Coronation Events
London May 14 General John J Pershing was indisposed tonight after a strenuous coronation week program and did not attend a Carewell dinner of the Pilgrims egoctely.
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London
John J. Pershing
Carewell
Just A Minute With Irvin 8 Burlesque Protests In New York
Santa Monica May 19 Officials vow to revoke licenses of 14 burlesque houses in New York and deny future restoration. The piece criticizes what it calls filthy shows and a creeping moral decline in theater, labeling burlesque as a low form of entertainment and blaming producers for vulgar content.
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Santa Monica
Calif
New York
Dramatics
Dalctionary
Labor election pits 27000 Jones & Laughlin workers against union
The 27,000 Jones and Laughlin Steel employees began a board supervised vote in Pittsburgh and Aliquippa to decide if a single committee should represent all company personnel. Simultaneous labor unrest affected Consumers Power in Michigan and Studebaker plants in Indiana and Pennsylvania, with strikes and negotiations cited as Gov. Murphy scheduled talks in Lansing. Union members across sites demanded negotiations as power outages, walkouts, and production slowdowns disrupted operations in several plants nationwide.
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh
Allquippa
Consumers Fower Company of Sieman
Mich
United Automobie Workers of America
Faro Assurances
Frank Sturphy
Lansing
A.m. Tolday
Trdvatrics
Lint
Anginaw
Rey City
Uwosso
Adehaker Steller
UAWA
Studebaker Corporation
Sand ‘Pend
Ind
Symon
Elala
Bethlehew Steel Corporation
Franklin
Johuatown
Aluminum Company of America
Alcon
Tenn
Montana Cattle Exhibited at Bozeman Meet
Several hundred cattlemen attend the fifty third annual Montana Stockgrowers convention in Bozeman. The Little International Livestock show by Montana State College students highlights opening day with prize judging for college raised steers and bulls. Governor Roy Ayers to speak Thursday, with programs on cattle breeding, ranges, and diseases continuing through the day.
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Bozeman
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Little International
Agricultural Students
Montana State College
Kutta College
Littla International
Roy H. Ayera
Alfred Atlingon
George
Paris News Says Edward to Lead War Against Enemies
Paris reports from May 19 state the Duke of Windsor aims to actively oppose his opponents in England and restore royal authority. A marriage contract with his fiancée is kept in Tours archives. In Montana, Thomas S. Smith is found dead in a county jail after a belt and blanket hasty suffocation.
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Obl
Missoula
Tila
Thomas S. Smith
Wheeler Asks Survey Of Mineralized Lands
Washington May 19 Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana asked Congress to appropriate 1 600 000 for examination of mineralized areas in national forests and construction of roads to open for development lands found to contain minerals in sufficient commercial amounts The proposal calls for Interior and Agriculture departments to cooperate in examinations in response to applications by those who have made locations or entries on mineralized lands.
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Washington
Burton IK. Wheeler
Montana
Congress
Interior and Agricultural
Morals in Theaters Vetoed by Governor Lesman
Albany reports Governor Lesman vetoed a bill to empower New York City theater commission to revoke permits for shows deemed immoral without trial. The measure, backed by Senate Leader John J. Dunigan, had stalled in 1937 and faced swift opposition from theatrical guilds and organizations.
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Albany
Lesman
Ina
Hbure
New York City
Benate
John J. Duntigan
Menniya
Robinson 3 in Lead for Empty Seat on Roosevelt Court
Washington observers expect a compromise plan to settle the Roosevelt court reorganization bill with a potential 100 to 0 result. Senators and insiders foresee Justice Van Devanter's retirement as a trigger, with discussions centering on Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as a leading nominee and obstacles over constitutional restrictions and possible court expansion.
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Washington
Willis van Beranter
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
High Court
van Devanter
Justice van Devanter
Joseph T. Teobinson
Arkansas
Wheeler to present views on Roosevelt court plan
Great Falls Montana May 13 Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana will discuss his views on President Roosevelt's court reorganization plan at a June meeting in Cascade County The Cascade County Trades and Labor assembly reserved the event to let Montanans hear Wheeler and form their own opinions while not endorsing his opposition.
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Great Fujin
Burton K Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt
Cascade County Trades and Labor Assembly
Sssembly
Wheeler
Wheeler Hopes to Secure Federal Funds for Big Project
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana said he has not given up hope of obtaining federal funding for the 1.5 million Memlire unit of the Buffalo Rapids reclamation project in eastern Montana. A letter from President Root expressed regret that the project cannot be undertaken, noting the involved costs and that the land could not repay the cost under realamtion law. The Glendive unit would irrigate about 1,700 acres. total project cost was estimated at 13,000,000 with broader works peaking near 15,000,000.
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Washington
Burton
Whiovlee
Montana
Buffalo Rapids
Root
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Etter
Lamia
Ena
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